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The Beara Sport Horse and Ardmore both originate from an area in
England called Derbyshire. Within Derbyshire stands the Peak District National Park.
Whilst only being a small area, both breeds have thrived and become the face of
the National Park. The area is being overrun by these breeds and are now being
adopted out through the Horses of Haddon's organization.
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Where do these breeds come from?

Both breeds originate from an area in England called Derbyshire. Within Derbyshire stands the Peak District National Park. Mountainous hills roughen up the terrain and vast fields lay beneath. Whilst only being a small area, both breeds have thrived and become the face of the National Park. In the 20th century, the ninth Duke of Rutland caught sight of these horses whilst restoring an English country house called Haddon Hall. Locals began to refer them as the 'Horses of Haddon' due to the fact they had often been seen by the Duke of Rutland around the perimeter of the hall.

Beara Sport Horse



Average Height Range: 14.3-16hh

This breed is known for its athletic characteristics and willingness to work. Their long legs allow for fast, swift movements. They are said to be high-energy and can become quite sharp if put in inexperienced hands. Whilst all horses have their own personality, many have said this breed can be quite sensitive and requires a level of trust and patience to successfully work together. The Beara Sport Horse is competed in almost every discipline but succeeds most in endurance, cross country and racing. Despite this, their success in show jumping, dressage, barrel racing and roping cannot be ignored.

Mane-Tail Types: Long, Roached, Regular, Trimmed


Ardmore



Average Height Range: 16-18hh

The Ardmore is a sturdy breed with bulky, heavy legs and a strong build. Their mane and tail grows at a fast rate, but represents their breed and is rarely cut short. They are a much more hardy horse but do not have the speed and swiftness as the Beara Sport Horse. However, their kind eye and relaxed nature is hard to pass up on. Over the years, their success has come from weight pulling, driving and dressage. However, these horses are capable of jumping, but are officially capped at 80cm. They do not compete as well in cross country and racing as they simply do not have the speed compared to competing breeds but are often seen biting the bullet in non affiliated shows.

Mane-Tail Types: Long Wavy, Roached, Trimmed


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Imports are custom horses that you can request when an artist is open.

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Username:
Horse Breed:
Horse Gender:
Coat Colour:
Dilutions:
Markings:
Any Leg/Facial Markings:
Horse Height:
Horse Barn Name:
Show Name:
Halter Colour:
Age:
Discipline:
Payment:

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You must have a storage thread with updated breeding slots. Ardmore drafts may only breed with other Ardmores and vice versa with Beara Sport Horses. Here are important and key things to take note of:

- Mares have 5 total breeding slots in their lifetime.
- Stallions have 7 total breeding slots in their lifetime.
- To breed with somebody else's horse, you need a screenshot showing that the other person has given permission.
- Foals will be aged up after two weeks.

Use this form with additional changes from artist/s on the Nursery page when an artist is open for breeding's

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[b]Username:[/b]
[b]Artist:[/b] (whoever is open)

[b]Mare barn post:[/b]
[b]Permission:[/b] (n/a if owned)

[b]Stallion barn post:[/b]
[b]Permission:[/b] (n/a if owned)

[b]Blanket color:[/b] (optional)
[b]Additional info:[/b]

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Ticket's are obtained from only events, rare occasions, or competitions! You may give away or trade your tickets for other tickets only, but they cannot be sold for any currency. Ticket's can only be used once. You may find your ticket currency in the navigation where it says 'Ticket Log'.

Small import ticket: allows you to order a free import. This limits you to choosing one base coat with either a common-uncommon marking or dilution/modifier

Medium import ticket: allows you to order a free import. This limits you to choosing one base coat and a marking & dilution/modifier from the common to rare section.

Large import ticket: allows you to order a free import. This has no limits! (No edits)

Twin ticket: assign this ticket to any mare and their next breeding will result in twins.

Small white marking ticket: allows you to add one white marking from the uncommon section or a series of leg markings & facial markings.

Small Tack Ticket: allows you to choose one piece of tack for your horse. (Only tack that is listed, no additional add-ons)

Medium Tack Ticket: allows you to choose two pieces of tack for your horse. (Only tack that is listed, no additional add-ons)

Large Tack Ticket: allows you to choose three pieces of tack for your horse. (Only tack that is listed, no additional add-ons)

Full Tack Set Ticket: allows you to choose either a western, or english tack set for your horse. (Only tack that is listed, no additional add-ons)

Tack Switch Ticket: allows you to switch whatever tack you already have from western to english or vice versa.



Tack can be used to increase chances of winning a show. You can only obtain tack with tickets.

Bonnet: this piece will only slightly increase your chances on placing in a show that's either western or english.

Western Bridle: this piece will increase chances on placing in a show that's western. If used in an english show, this will highly decrease your chances on placing.

Western Saddle: this piece will increase chances on placing in a show that's western. If used in an english show, this will highly decrease your chances on placing.

Western Saddle Blanket: this piece will only increase chances on placing in a show that's western. If used in an english show, this will decrease your chances on placing.

Patterned Western Saddle Blanket: this piece will increase chances on placing in a show that's western. If used in an english show, this will highly decrease your chances on placing.

English Bridle: this piece will increase chances on placing in a show that's english. If used in an western show, this will highly decrease your chances on placing.

English Saddle: this piece will increase chances on placing in a show that's english. If used in an western show, this will highly decrease your chances on placing.

English Saddle Blanket: this piece will only increase chances on placing in a show that's english. If used in an western show, this will highly decrease your chances on placing.

Patterned English Saddle Blanket: this piece will increase chances on placing in a show that's english. If used in an western show, this will highly decrease your chances on placing.